So much land would come to market that it could no longer sell at a monopoly price.

In the past, they may have accepted whatever land came along.

Warm rain began to fall and the land came to life.

It took a good part of another day, sailing east and then a little north, before land came into view again.

"They get rich when the land comes back to them."

Later (from the middle 17th century) the land came into state ownership.

"They're always surprised by how much land comes with it."

The sun climbed higher, but the land came no closer.

It is so big that you can look from left to right and wonder if the land will ever come together again.

This new recognition and the land held in trust could not have come at a better time.